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A look back at some of the ‘indelible marks’ Henry Kissinger left on the world.

Depending on who you ask, a new AUKUS bill introduced to Parliament on Thursday will either cut red tape or have a chilling effect on innovation.

On inflation and wages, Labor promised policies to make things better. Turns out, they actually worked. That won’t stop greedy businesses, though.

One-way ramps, lazy Susans, cookie bribes, and dance choreography: how do ants in the red centre keep track of work trips to and from the nest?

It is vital that politicians and journalists have a firsthand understanding of what things are like on the ground in Israel and Gaza.

This week in Media Briefs, both Bruce Lehrmann and Brittany Higgins take the stand in the defamation action between Lehrmann and Network 10.

Banning the Nazi salute will do nothing to stop the rise of fascism in Australia — just as Labor following Peter Dutton’s directions won’t lead it anywhere it wants to go.

Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has slammed Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s Murray-Darling Basin Plan water deal with Senator David Van who Thorpe has accused of sexual assault, and the Australian privacy watchdog said it couldn’t do anything about a company accessing personal emails because the employee had used a work laptop.

Of all the US’ political quirks, none holds as tight a grip on the American mind as the sanctity of the college campus.